The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1887-07-01
Pianos and organs ut Beck's.
Big lot of fireworks at Scott's.

Big lot of fireworks at Scott's.
Look out for new goods at Bartels'.
Second hand mowers and reapers a
Beck's.
J. w. Kile has bought Ed Canatsey'
livery business.
Don't forget to call and see the new
mowers at Beck's.
Boneless ham, 121 cents a pound a
Patterson & Davies.
Try Royal chicken food, 81 cents ,
pound at Scott 4 Sons.
Bert Mcneil is writing in the county
clerks Office this week.
House to rent on Walnut Street
Apply to Harmon Scott.
Supplies for the normal may bs
found at GOOdhue & Evans.
You can always get the best quality
of butter and eggs at Jacobs.
Good mower for S. Mt Beck's.
Bostwick & Co., have 1900 sheer
and 600 lambs to trade for land.
We publish an ordinance this week
that interests good many people.
Gillian has a large stock of mixed
paints which he is selling very low.
Full line of staples in glass and
queensware at Cowan, Amsterdam &
Norris.
You can trade your produce for
queensware, glassware and tin ware
at Welch's.
You can geta first class supper fol-
q cents at the G.. A. r. Hall next
Monday evening.
Cummings e. Jones WiH Loan you
pay it off at any time.
Flags from a penny to IS cents a
wave, oils from % cents to Sl.O0
a gallon. GoOdhue & Evans.
The Normal students treated them
selves to their annual steam boat ride
up the Neosho Tuesday evening.
Carriage oil at Is cents gallon,
warranted to take the place of castor
oil, at Cowan. Amsterdam & Norris.
Another invoice of stationery receiv-
ed at this office this week, including
some extra fine letter and note heads.
If your title is perfect we can COM
plete your loan in four days at the
very lowest rate of interest. Bostwick
& Co.
If you want to buy a new watch of
clock, or have your old one repaired
60 to Leffier. He warrants his goods
and his work.
A young child of Mr.. Ira Outright
living west of the river, died last Sat-
urday, and was buried Sunday, Rev.
Hankins officiating.
Do not emphasize your language by
using profane words, but say, as sure
as st. Patrick's Pills will physic there
is nothing more certain.
Fred Casmire was taken sick at Fl.
Scott and the family had to abandon
their pleasure trip and return home.
They came in on Sunday.
Eddy's Reliable Baking Powder is
just as good as it always was, but
KAUFMAN will give you piece of glass.
ware with every can of it.
The National Airs published on our
last page will make valuable add.
ton to your scrap book if you haven't
room for them in your memory.
DIR. LaFary received the sad intelli.
gence on Tuesday of the death of his
which occurred last Sunday at
the family homestead in Indiana.
Rev. Drake, pastor of the Presby ter
ian Church at Humboldt, has: been
quite i'll and his congregation has
voted him vacation till October.
We haven't much respect for a boy
who, being able to get up, will lie a-bed
after daylight next Monday morning.
He doesn't deserve to have a country.
Mrs. Melvin Riggs, who has been
ill for some weeks, died yes
terday morning. She will be buried
at ten o'clock to-day, Rev. Moore Of
The Missourians will probably cele-
brate the Fourth of July with more
than for many years.
The extra session of their State Legis-
lature adjourns tomorrow.
Mr.. James r. King, late of Arcadia,
Kansas. practical jeweler and
watch and clock repairer, has located
here and opened shop in the room
Just west of the Neosho Valley Land
Office.
l am going to make change in my
business soon and for that reason must
square up my books at once. All those
indebted to me must settle by cash or
note within ten days from this date.
II. p. Gray.
Patterson & Davies have received a
large invoice of Meyer, Balm & Co.'S.
including claret wine, orange
ade, raspberryade, blackberryade. etc.
These extracts make delicious bever-
age for summer drink.
The trees about the court house re-
ceived q pretty emphatic trimming
last week. We are not much of an
arborist, but it would seem on general
principles that there might be a bet
ter time to trim treee than in the mid
die of a hot summer.
The rain last Friday afternoon put
an abrupt end to the play part of the
&. A. r. picnic, but the work part of
it was an entire success. A large num-
Der Of men and boys put in the forenoon
and the grove is consequent
" i'm first-class condition.
The usual fortnightly accident to
4
day. w. H. Norris was driving it
from the depot when one side Of the
shafts fell out, frightening the horse
which plunged to one side, Overturning
the wagon and throwing Mr.. Norris
II 60 a c,pnoolod